Twinkle Midge - The Delektable Twinkle Midge is a very effect midge pupa pattern for the Bighorn River and other tailwaters. The glass bead makes the fly undulate in the water and also mimics an air bubble stuck to the midge - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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The Delektable Twinkle Midge is a very effect midge pupa pattern for the Bighorn River and other tailwaters. The glass bead makes the fly undulate in the water and also mimics an air bubble stuck to the midge
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